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My personal favorite boards: ASUS P4<b>T</b>533-<b>C</b> - RDRAM ASUS P4<b>B</b>533 - DDR At this point, it doesn't really matter which way you go - RDRAM gives slightly better performance at about the same price, and you probably won't be using either PC2100/PC2700 DDR nor PC1066 RDRAM in your next...

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That's right. My 3.1a says that too.

I keep a 'routing map' on my wall if I ever forget which ports on the A16 Ultras devices are connected to...

But with the "External Effects" device, I rarely look this up now!

This has been discussed here many, many times, here are a few links: http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=643&forum=1 (short description from the manual on cable) http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=3401&forum=1 http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=642...

Great idea. Or even better <i>automatically</i> display which channel it's connected to

Actually to me it sounds like you software-wired yourself a feedback loop... careful about wiring something through a mixer in Pulsar and also having audio monitoring enabled in one of your programs, or you'll get LOUD feedback.

Simplest way to change file attributes (besides simply typing or pasting that line above into a DOS window): In a Windows Explorer file browsing window (Winkey-E is one quick way to open one) pull up your SFP directory. Select all the files (Edit>Select All, or simply Control-A), click properties, a...

First let me say I just noticed "Mouse wheels" are now semi-supported in SFP3.1a. Hurray! As far as I can tell though, they only work in the Routing window so far. <b>I would really like to see the wheel also work in the file browser and Live bar...</b> :smile: I've got a really minor bug ...

Grok, it is because Creamware has been on vacation with reduced staff for the past two months (usual for them in summer). They should be getting back to you shortly, if not, you can always send them another email.

Besides the horrible (IMHO) interface, this is a great EQ...

MSVCRT Question answered in your separate post. You have an invalid version of MSvcrt...

You have an <a href=http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... 23>invalid version of MSVCRT.DLL</a> on your system ....

If you can wait a little while longer, there is going to be some <a href=http://digitimes.com/NewsShow/Article.asp?datePublish=2002/08/19&pages=14&seq=84>new motherboards required for 3ghz+</a> with slightly different power requirements. I'm going to just do a CPU upgrade until then (or even...

<i>Is the boot program necessary at all?</i> Well you won't hear any sound out of Windows at all if it doesn't load. Plus, with SFP, you can simply click the icon and click "SHOW" - and your project is there, ready to go - in previous versions, you would start Pulsar or wahtever, and the b...

Coexisting summary: They will work perfectly together. The only "catch" is you must choose which one auto-runs on startup in the background (just a little extra hint): 1. Start 2. Run 3. type in <i>msconfig</i> 4. Startup Tab 5. Uncheck either SFP or Pulsar, depending on which you want to ...

<i> find the nearest school or institution for deaf people... </i> Although I was pretty hot on the PowerCore idea for awhile, I am now ice cold (and not because of your comment, I just prefer a different way of working and have plenty of tools already), but is it really that bad? :smile:

Check the <a href=http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=5294&forum=10>SFP thread</a>, lots of good info there, in the thread on page4, I give a bunch of useful SFP links. This one comes to mind: <a href=http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=5407&forum=1&1>SFP Vers...

Flaming? Nah, you're totally right. Besides you're practically giving it away Larry...

I would think it's a Cubase bug since it works okay in Logic??